Historical Preservation through Stereography

[P3D Bill C Walton <bill3dbw3d@xxxxxxxx>]

Julius Martin posting on historical preservation 
deserves a lot of consideration.  As George Themelis 
already mentioned I am involved in the same sort of 
a project.  But if George thinks people are boring subjects 
then I believe he needs to rethink his priorities.  I 
would think  that if a long list of boring subjects were made, 
bridges would be somewhere near the top.  Yet 
that subject was selected as an "assignment".

I believe that good subject material is in the eye of 
the beholder and if the subjects that you prefer happen 
to be those which may be of benefit to someone else,
then you are one lucky stereographer.  

L. A. S. T.  does not select subjects, but is interested in 
preserving our stereoscopic history.

I guess I'll take my 'STEREOSCOPIC REALIST"  and go
see what is happening today on the Riverwalk.

I wonder if the guy who is planning on selling Realist
logo equipment is also redoing the lens cover to 
read "STEREOSCOPIC REALIST"

BILL C WALTON
MUSCOGEE 3-D


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